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I have narrowed it down to two headlamps I like. Any remarks on the two? any body used both? are they fine to use with nimh rechargebles?
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Robo...After numerous attempts with PT. I never got a response.....I just moved on and Glad I did!
did you try calling? they've been pretty responsive the times that i've had to return stuff. they'll give you an RMA number over the phone. they don't seem to respond to email unless you already got an RMA number from them.
In all fairness I did not. For several reasons.
1. The website does not say there was a certain procedure to handle warranty claims. I filled out the contact page on 3 separate occasions with no response. Why should I go through the extra hassle when other manufacturers offer better service or even a better product that I do not even have to contact them
2. Even if Princeton tec did fix the light. I no longer have faith in the product. Looking at the design you can see it will fail again.
3. Life is short. They were cheap enough to throw in the garbage and try something else
I hope this does not turn into a Princeton Tec bashing thread. I just wanted to share my experience with them, so others can make a more informed decision.
I hate to be the guy that recommends a light that is not on your list but...
I had the remix and didn't like it. I have however had 4 of the Princeton Tec EOS's. They have all been great reliable lights. They are, in my opinion better than the Remix or Tikka XP2. For some reason the way that the light shines through the body of the XP2 really annoys me.
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?317249-Princeton-Tec-EOS-7-years-on-the-market.
haha there is always one!! i will look into it! thanks for the extra option.
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?294901-Princeton-Tec-EOS-Review
I like the EOS a lot too. I don't know if I like it better than the XP2 though, the red mode is really nice when you don't want to disturb others or you want to read at night without killing your night adapted vision. But if red isn't important to you, the EOS is an awesome, solid light.
Which one would you say has a wider beam angle xp2 (without filter) or eos?
The EOS has a wider hotspot but less overall spill. The XP2 has a much narrower hotspot, but with more overall spill. However, in actual use it feels like the XP2 just has a narrower hotspot, with the spill seeming pretty good due to the wide and diffuse hotspot of the EOS (I have the 70 lumen Rebel model).Which one would you say has a wider beam angle xp2 (without filter) or eos?
They should put that on their website.
Hate to bring an old thread back to life, but we all know how these things live on forever. Just wanted to chime in and say that the exact cited info is indeed located on the PTEC site: http://www.princetontec.com/contact_form/contact_us
Take care,
PTEC